Review of methodology
Sexual orientation could be defined by intimate identification, sexual attraction, or behaviour that is sexual. 13 These definitions are certainly not congruent, as they are more likely to vary in level and with time. We selected topics based on both intimate identification and intimate behavior. We used convenience sampling (chosen by virtue of attendance at lesbian clinics or through lesbian and bisexual women’s community groups) since lesbian and bisexual orientation that is sexual stigmatised and topics hard to take research. 14 The clinics had been advertised as lesbian health that is sexual, as well as the survey called a study of lesbian intimate wellness, therefore bisexual women can be apt to be under-represented. The results presented may not be directly generalisable to lesbians and bisexual women in other settings while the community sample was purposively selected to reflect demographic diversity. These information aren’t meant to express all lesbians and bisexual ladies, but alternatively to explain variety of intimate history and training in a sample that is large of who possess intercourse with females.